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In this paper I propose to link [Hesiod] fr. 276 M.-W. (= 212 Most; from the  Melampodia ) with the mythological narrative preserved on  PSI  14. 1398, which relates the death of Teiresias. This narrative belong to a work that drew on the lost  Melampodia  (or a summary of it) and provides information regarding this Hesiodic poem that had hitherto escaped our notice. Regarding the type of text preserved on  PSI  14. 1398, the scanty remnants of the papyrus’ second column, where we read traces of what appears to be κeuqein and dendroκomov, both poetic words, suggest that it must have been a prose text quoting poetry. Possibilities include (i) a text on the history of divination, such as Philochorus peri mantiκnv, which offered a historical overview of famous exponents of the mantic art and included poetic quotations, or alternatively (ii) a text that belongs to the commentary genre broadly conceived, perhaps even a text akin to the so-called ‘Homeric anthologies’.

AN UNNOTICED TESTIMONIUM TO THE HESIODIC MELAMPODIA? PSI 14. 1398 AND [HESIOD] MELAMPODIA FR. 276 M-W (= 212 MOST)